AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRemembering Gloria Steinem: Delaware marked the loss of feminist icon Gloria Steinem, with local leaders and residents reflecting on her lifelong push for equality and the work still unfinished. Sports & accountability: The Suns’ trade for Miles Bridges reignited debate about how leagues handle domestic violence, with fans questioning whether behavior off the court should outweigh on-court value. Delaware arts calendar: Wilmington’s Mezzanine Gallery opens Alan B. Tuttle’s “Passing through…” (Sept. 11–25), and the Delaware State Arts Council added six new members, including Chicana artist Itzel Aguilar. Local history, hands-on: Delaware Public Archives invites the public to “Prisoners of Fort Delaware” on Sept. 5, using primary accounts to bring Civil War prison life to the present. Community & culture: The Wilmington Hispanic Parade ends its Wilmington run after 50 years, moving to Dover next year as organizers say the community has grown and needs a new model. Education & opportunity: Delaware’s early primary voting is underway (Sept. 15 primary), plus a Delaware Valley High School financial literacy program awarded scholarships to students. Public safety: A Dover Air Force Base airman faces federal charges tied to alleged online grooming via Snapchat and transporting a 15-year-old.
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